Allergies are a major public health problem, and identifying triggers is essential both for establishing an accurate diagnosis and for developing an effective treatment plan. Therefore, a significant number of fungal species present in the atmosphere are being studied; some of these are insufficiently documented, even though they are increasingly associated with allergic reactions and cross-reactivity.
As part of its efforts to promote research, CeCOCe-Vest invites you to read the following article to understand the need for further study of lesser-known fungal genera, whose effects on respiratory health have been studied very little.
